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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
MARRIED.

On December 4.h. 1887, by Rev. S. 7.
Hallman, Mr.. Robert 7. Caldwell and
Miss Jennie Haltacre, both of Newberry
County.
Dr.. J. 4. Harmon, OF Newberry Coun-
ty, and Miss Mamie Matthews, of Edge
field County, were married by Rev. J.
D. Bowles, on Sunday, Dec. +, 1887.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Town Lots for Sale.

I have decided to divide my lot on
Caldwell Street. in the Town OF New
berry, and if not sold at private sale be-
fore that time, l will sell them at public
outcrv before the Court House at New.
berry on the First Monday in January,
1887.
Terms liberal, Or to suit purchasers.
For any Information in regard to these
lots call on Elbert II. Aull, Esq, at
View berry, or
ISAIAH HALTIW ANGER,
Columbia, S. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

a large supply Of school books just
received at Hunts Bookstore. 1922
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

Wright & J. v. Coppock's line OF
Gents Neck Wear is just awtully nice.
That is what the ladies sav, i. e., the
best looking ones. u.
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C.TlVpU SAMPLE TREATMENT TFRET
VhlAhDH We mail enough to conVincef HoA
Z. 5. LAUDEKBACu s CO.. 713 Broad-st Newark
N j.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
>a,,,tifnl RoXeS PaDer at

# j. W. CHAPMAN'S.
ART MATERIAL, ART MATERIAL.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

A fine lot of Christmas Goods at
Proctor ToDD'S. vt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

RaiSeus. Nuts, Currants aHd Citron,
fresh and cheap, at
Fl S. 3. JONES.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

Excursion to Charleston. via A.
kine.
On the occasion of the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons to be held
in Charleston, December 18th, round
trip tickets Will be sold by the Atlantic
Coast Line to Charleston December 18th
and 18th, good to return until the 18th.
Call for a ticket ria. Atlantic Coast Line,
and see that it reads ria. Sumter and
Lanes. Close connection made with
down passenger train No. 81 on c. 4.
CIR. R. in the Union car shed in Co.
lumbia. Fare from Newberry, and re-
turn, $685.; Prosperity, $3.50; Pomarla'
$500, Chappell<, $500. For further
information apply to Alex. McBee, Jr.,
Soliciting Agent, GreenYille, S. &.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

Christmas is coming. That You all
know, but there is one thing you do''
know. and that is, you can buy Dresslh!
Cases, Work Boxes. Cut glass Bottles OF
Cologne, Fine Vases and Christmas
Cards very cheap, at Robcrtson'S Drug
Store. opposite the Post Office. II
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
MASTERS SALES.

In the case Of Nichols VS.. Nichols, IS
acres were sold to Alien Nichols, for
$3.50.
In the case of Cynthia Mower vs.. W..
Anderson Werts, 95 acres were sold 20
Andrew J. Bedenbaugh, for 81, 900.
In the case Of the Bank VS.. P. l..
Mathews, house and lot in town, 99-l0O
acres, to Eduard Seholtz, for 81 200.
In the case of Silas Johnstoue, Master,
vs.. Marie W. Norman, house and lot in
town. to Mrs. Texanna Suber, for S.
500
In the case of Subcr, VS.. IIinson, coo
acres, to H. O. Henson, for $3.50.
In the case of Silas Johnstone, Mas
ter, VS.. B. S. Lyles, two tracts, to Mrs.
Francis G. Lyles: One IS acres, for $3.50;
one l04 acres, for $3.50.
The other sales advertised by the Mas
ter were either withdrawn or continued.
The Master also sold for James Munro,
Master for Union County, in the case OF
Goss VS.. Thompson. an island in Broad
River, containing G5p acres, to /. W.
Trayior, for $4,000.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Oysters, Oysters,

At Wi,eeler's Saloon.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
LARGEST assortment! Very

Last Monday was a charming day, al
most spring-like. The usual crowd fol
a December salelay was in town, and
the b. st Of order was observed through
out the day. The peace officers had very
little to do. The legal sales were we'll
attended aSG some of the lands sold re-
markably well and some otherwise.
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"Ir Ar F1Rsr You DoSr SUCCEED

''1r Ar FrRsr You Doxr SUCCEED
TRY. TRY AGAIN."
This is an old school proyerb. snd many Of your
readers will exclaim
CHESTNUT"
If So is the best Of its kind and derived from the
highest tree. Don't look at the ridiculous and rth-
provoking but At the great moral lesson I. teaches
Many of you ladies call at our well-known Remnant
Rooms. situated on the Third Floor. and cannot
ind exactly what you want, or cannot match
certain sample; 80 don't feel discouraged but call
again. - we have always large variety Of Remnsnts
consisting Of every branch in the dry goods trade
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THIS THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
large assortment Of Fancy Articles, suitable for
Holiday Presents consisting Of Photograph and Auto.
graph Albums, candlesticks. whisk.holders, Plush
Pedestals Fancy Boxes, &C., ct half their regular
value In order to MAKE clean sweep of the articles
being left over from last season.
new lot Of Cashmere and Serge Remnants fully
one yard wide. including many high colors, suitable
FOR Holiday purposes only lec yard; standard price
2Sc.
A small quantity Of Striped Msnchestsrs, suitable
for dresses wrappers &C. consisting Of the latest fall
ahadea only 1Oc. per yard: regular price 15c
Our Great and Successful Reduction Sale Of Cardigan
Jackets for mon to be continued
Several hundred remnants Of Fancy Drspery, scrim,
and Nottingham Curtain Laces, regardless Of cost.
A new invoice Of Checked Nainsook in different
styles, at exc. per ward: regular value 1Oc
About pieces of Brocade Striped and Dotted Man.
chester velutinas. in different fashionable shades
only csc. per yard: regular value 81 and S1.25.
It may seem strange to you that such remarkable
reduction can be made with proper reason, but il
always has been rule to close the remainder
any item regardless of its cost and value.
in elasticity and style to any Csc suspender in the
market, ct 14c. per pair.
special lot Of Writing Paper Envelopes and Cards
ut half value
We have many exceptional bargains in our Comfort
Blanket and Spread Department. Not having enough
spaoein our advertising column. will mention only
few Of them:
A lotM Honeycomb Spreads at eoc: regular value
lot Of Aarseies Quilts at ESQ.,; generally sold q,
SOC.
We have just opened line of Fancy Plush Laprobss
in beautiful designs. at the lowest prices.
Five Of the best ALLEN Furniture Print suit
sble for comforts and other purposes at 6c per yard
regular value &c.
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HnApouAnrras Fon HAxDxERcH1rr
Our Christmas stock of MEMBERSHIPS il now
in-larger. finer, and cheaper than ever. Buy
iur in immense quantities, We do. Is bound to
lower the prices. Buying cheaper enables ~ TO
sell cheaper.
Handtsrchie4s for Children.
Hsndksrchisfs for LAdis&
Handkerchisfs for Men.
To-day ~ draw your attention to our superb
limo Of Ladies' and Mems White ''Initial" Hand
k~chash. We quote the following:
LADIES' INITIAL" HANDKERCHIEF
L.aiss, yhiss An;linsn CA@ s gnl:unasrsd
so%sls sssd: s%Ssosast.d issssse. ons.iacs
S S. s.; g; g g.,...s.r.a ls,
s HspsatcnsS Essa.s'ss sM s's Ona,y
hem. equal g 81, quality vhsn wished. Ssly
sais Hsm Ms i H.n a ssnd-e@:
6rplAsE0d leesers, one.tnch hens. extra good
~ ~ 8: fs q 49, ss: ...,....
&c g. LEI. s:ss:' ss :S:'I h.a'n A'n
ElI WSiis ~ Thsss,rlnsa LA.nd:ssd
~ da.. G :s.p1
lettsFs. half-inch hem. extra onAtdty. onAy
s7:SSi : IS VIZ ssi H2Ei,n.n I.una.red ln,s.
Heenssttchea Hanaksccaisfs, h.ndse.s French
I'm q lssss ssiy sbc. s.sS: so9
NE1po ~IuITIAL~ nANDKERCHIETA
Mems Whits All-linSn uulsunderDd initial"
HMnstatchsd Handkerchief. large, handsomely
haa,d en- 0roidered letters. two-ipch heps. equal
g ths 33c grade when washed. only Sec each;
eu.s Whats All-linen Cambria Ieundsrsd
sjnicialr Hemst1tchsd Handterchtefs, fapcy
ha1d-embroidered lstters, one-tneA hama Ane
ISSS White All-ipon LAWI IAuadessd ~Iu3.
Z. ~ Gomsfltched Handkerchief. large. hnnd-
-. Sc s l;::: ca :SS IS IS. '''s
wo0DSS 81: ri. { =. ISs1 re . :
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+ 4. III IS: =: ::
ILL ~ 4 M ssss
e. e. BB E En- gee H #uH
BBsbs Vu up & z aS s. L L
=. =. s sss E EaSk $ocS
s.tt4 ssbs RI 90 -
40. 4aa. 424. 42e. 7th st.. AZ. 41s 9Th st.
Bosros VAnrrrr Sroan.

Bosros VAnrrrr Sronr.
STATIONERY DEPT. MIDDLE AISLE.
Our success in this department has been phenomi-
nal and why? Becauss by our method Of selling fine
quality writing papers by the pound. give about
twice much paper for the money Is you would
get In the old way Of buying by the Quirs at the sta
toners.
Adding to this our line of domestic and imported
Boz Papeteries. we can suit the popular demand or
the most fastidious taste.
Give us trial and we will prove what we say
Berkshire Mills, Commercial or Octave Size, Cream
or White,
Per Pound. (about 100 shssta lsc.
1rsnoonia Mills. White wovs. 2Oc. h.
Broad Laid Lnen. Com. or Oct. Ruled or Plain,
soc. ID.
smooth Cream wove Conn., and Oct. Ruled or Plain,
SOC. lb.
Antique. Finest Com. or Oct, 3Oc h.
Marcus Wards Irish Linen Octave 49c.. Commercial
00c. H.
Overland Mail. Foreign 4sc lib.
Envelopes 10 match and 10c. Package.
BOX PAPETERIEs.
Parchment serratsd Edge, Old Berkshire Mills
Eclipse RagEed Edge CSC Boz
Cream Octave, Fancy Box, SC.
Fine Octave. Days Of the week, Ice.
A FINE LINE OF FANCY STYLES
Sx0o0 CQonSVy A<oA8 eI3u NSErOW scotch PIa101. &c
30. -, 90, 0oc. Box.
Fine Plush Boxes Of Stationery, Satin Lined in Gar
net. Blua Orange. Heliotrope and Canary Plush, 10
90. else. Sl99.
wrisinx Deshs in Leather. Walnut, Rosewood, Ma.
pie and Flush 09c el.49. &c.
CArters Ink
nlAck Letter &C.. Blue Black lOc
Is Pint Black Letter 25c. Fast Red 1Oc.
Pocket Ink Stands 25 and 20c
Gut Glass Inks 26. 50. 40, sl.09. ga
lArgs line OF Brass and Olive Wood Inks
Progressive Euchrs Sets 20 and 79c
Paper CUTTER. Penwtpers. Pencils &c.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
SMITH 4 wARDwIrL.
n1e-3m 705-7o7.7o9 Market Space.
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Gov Gray, Of Indiana, Is overhauling the abusf,,
exiseing In ths womenis state Reformatorv =,
vas about time. Among the crue,,ie, nracc,..s
thers thetynsup OF girls by wrists in order tnaf
ny nay receive whipping on their bare bscrs.
He recommends that nogging be abolished. and
sontsry confinement substituted a. punisnpnent
u would De q pity 70 have nogging entire,v
abolished In the state till the reformafoyv mar,
sssfs who have permitted such atrocities 4.
tnos described have been treated to dose OF their
own medicine.
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The tracks Of the New YORK and Harlem pa,,
road In the upper part Of View York CITY are 10 ne
sunk below grace, removing the dangers AZ street
crossings. and the expense OF about two millions
u dollars Is all 10 be borne BY the railroad. the
road cannot be compelled 10 lower the TRACKS ana
the DEMENT'S Of the change are nearly all enjoyed
BY the public alone. Here Is an excellent example
sos railroads In washington
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"a or E.p1x S4opp1xa.

ADVANTAGES OF EARLY SHopp1Na.
nave aiws "a TSneiy aGSocssSa me eods
Nothing is to be gained. and often much II lost,
by waiting
Again do We advise you to shop now while the
store IL comparatively uncrowded and the as
sortment Of Holiday Goods unbroken. You can
buy now with greater freedom and satisfaction.
You avoid the thronss. the vexatious delays an
noyAnces, disappointments unsatis sctory pur-
chsses, and other trials incident to shopping
during the week preceding Christmas great
number OF our Fancy Articles were imported
expressly for the Holiday trade, and when these
are sold we can get more like them this sea-
son-particularly 10 this with Dolls, Fancy
Plush Cases, Fancy Work, etc. You cannot
over-estimate the ADVANTAGES of early shopping.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. llth and Sts. NV.
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sharp Is 70 have another chance TO escspe
prison For obvious reasons IL was hard WORK m
secure conviction in his trial. and ir In unfortu.
nate that the task must be again accomplished
with part Of the evidence hitherto relied upon
ruled out Of the case. 1t Il TO be hoped that SUM-
Gent evidence 10 convict may b found without
Tat which the Court OF Appeals says was erro-
neowty admitted, and that the public may be
spared the demoralizing spectacle OF the nnsl re.
isAse Of man convicted OF bribery In part on his
own admissions under cath because such admiS
s'nns are not admissible against him, and because
'te other testimony Is insufficient TO establish
clearly the truth OF hts admissions
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so U v ENIE ..
Firm floor
MEMS GOODS.
,o,es 0oof OF lIis renna: sve
&c ,9gss:La1en Hdif. Tor SlS.
aa:oW noxes initial 90. for 81 ~.
25c sc.rfs. 81 styles Die '' '
sc 39c.
2S sc suspendsr'' Az styles. ior 21s.
S5ss sil SSp saspsndsr do fo sye AZ
y2.4V sIE UmbreIiaS for "a Sis IS. w. '''
Al "a Ssn~nt 1 fg Rnhtssr ~, 80 e. q, 40
iSc Linen 6oiiars Tor r liz. Sn'f'' "l 0s''
~ C.rdifsn Jackets for e1.s7.
25c Half Hose, an styles 2Ic.
sss E kss1nS e. S:. iss sss do for &C.
4sc Merino Underwear for 42c.
sss WI 81 g "a s,s al style. for Soc
" aed Medicsted DO. 0l.7vc.
az az HHl nS;A.s g 2 pr.wsrs, Ole.
MsS knri} HSp k hid 6 Gi0vss, 81
q xnOF0idsrsd kid al0vs'' DC.
AIT GOODS.
dc 9sfi,, an =. Va.es g. a.
e ~ Antiaos Brass LAmps for $3.50.
sS'oo caocks 'Catneoral sons) for $50.
FANCY WORK.
JIG l9c P BALL. q 4 Tinsel for DC A.,
35c Colored Metal Buckets. Acorns. Tambeurinss.
SS5e Stamped Linen spi.shsss. lec.
39c Satin Covered cushions, 20c
WARM UNDERWEAR.
a ~ G S3bS SILL Sila Tnderwsar 70, Sl3a
9sc Merino sq unaerw sEG for %c Ss csc
GLOVES.
s.': ssy:2 k9s ssss:
sll;3S Mogsans.airss, evening shades. soc.
S5c Cashmere Cloth Gloves for 19c.
Cor Mems Gloves see mems iiss.'
HANDKERCHIEF.
12kc Pure Linen Handkerchief for 1Oc.
$50 boxes e Of Initial initial Hd Id ST for s1.s5,
q Also Sc m mel 81 81 ''F
25c Jewelry. al styles. for ice.
4Sc yewelry. al styles, for 39c.
Csc yewelry. all styles. for Soc.
SIC 's"''fS' all styles for 50:
REAL GOLD JEwEIRY.
~ Per cent. discount OF Marked prices
LEATHER GOODS
poctstbooks and s..ehsls-
i0f'''''i'' ''' o. si'''' 'i'S'' s''o"'
RUBBER GOODS.
q,
Si' 9V L asta %, S ~, o9ss.mefs ior ol.lS.
u Mems Rubber Coats sl.40.
DOLLS
HHa, ~. ~: sS. @l.d5' SyS.
800, ....
FLUSH aooOS
piuhh Work Boxes for S3c.
Hs.ss sSsSlSs s s::s: IS,
a ss Push p'sns Toilet Tdiss. Cases use. ios q g.
NECKwRAR.
90 p,,a,,<.,
1Sns Linen Collar. fSr CSC.
,.,,,.
9Sc Ee,t Hats, al styles. for 50c.
Sc SSiIdssn': X Ssis 5 hss: &, ies sse.
f::sSsr AZ ~ :syls: for for s
sS Sc 6snes f. az h:.ys iSt tor 9ei
e1.3o extra fIe do. for S1.25.
$l.9$ 1O-ineh Morie Ribbons, o175.
-
$135 Black 9. g. Silks for q. -.
s1.25 Fallis Erancsise for sl.10.
s0c TTicOt CLOTHS for 14c.
slss English Broad suitinss for s1.7s.
~
Si POs Siit Hose, an stZles: f9r ol.SS.
&c Hose 1fsst coiorsl tor Sssc
29c Ribbed Eneiish Hose Tor osc
25c Children's English Hose ali stvles for 1Qc
At ACC. ssc., 81 SO. ~ 90, $4.ea $500.
for &c. &c. sl.So. Sl.S3, e4.00 $500.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Il marked price. of all Fur. p-.s. Trimmings, ru,.
SUITS, Christmas cards, Trimmed Hats and Bon.
fsecopd Floor,
BOOKS.
Ce eIS1es W WnrH 70 vo nis fSr e4;i Is
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MISREPRESENTATION. 4
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w situation e ceschmsh. csn farni.h s.-, re.-rs
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WASTfD-sIrUATIoNS ron COOKS M,tns
nelr male ssS tsis :, .s,,srs sartenders and Other
Ss: 2. N. BURSHAN. SO. ,isg' . 81 Az nssss.
WhNTED-AT HEADQU ARTEks - Positions
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w peteut lady. with une,c pt.oRal rcfor~nc~s ei.
neat housekeeper. Address Y. w oftcs no as
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ences gwen oail AZ sio frsnkiin st NV Ia
ANTED-RY A REsPEcTABLE AND RFIIA.
w able American woman. situation ~ ladies' OF
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Is city references Address Boa 20. once
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NVANTED-RY A RFsPEcTABIF WHITE GIRL
w Situation AS chAmbernIsd and waitrts-. or assist
with Of children and make herself generally use
full. Best city Inference given call at 1900 lob
NNANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN "A CAR
anything anSSdns an honest living sSsusin,a IN
city; understands driving. Address, stating business
and wages, h IS b. 1ol3Estse. n2s-2t'
WANTED-Bl A LADY. A SITUATION As PLAIN
w sewer IN family. by DAY OF week. or take swing
home Address h. @. star oface. n2s-3t'
WANTED-A POSITION AS LADY's MAID. GOV
w erness or housekeeIer for v1dowcr OF bacelor by
an saa.A,ed lazy siins % 's'eL Best OF reierencss
NVANTFD-A YOUNG FI,ENCHMAN WANTS A
w situation on rood farm. near the city a. po-si-
BILE understands general far aiug the cultivation
Of vineyard Inquire at sC6 e. n ". ~ store.
WANTED-KNowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
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ELEGANT CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS,
Umbrellas make the most acceptable kind Of
Christmas present-useful ornamental,
pretty and cheap Our Christmas stock Is the
most attractive we have ever shown. Made
from the best grades OF Gloria Cloth silk and
Llsle Thread. and Pure Silk: Handles tipped
with Gold and Sterling Silver. the latter, 90 far
as looks go, ere as handsome ~ those with solid
silver heads, sold At three times the price, the
heads being perfect imitation Of the more ex-
pensive goods
slk Umbrellas. with bamboo and natural
wood handles.
sl.35sS:, sss aa55 :sssss s s3&ssSS:. : 1888:
SIIK UMBRELLAS.
Gold and Sterling silvsr-headed Handles.
saIs. sass. GAPS. $500. $3.50, $3.50.
:s6SS S sS9 $4S9 s e S 800 500 s7 "a
You will experience no difficulty In making
satisfactory selection from this estimsble
stock.
TO enable You to the more readily inspect the
entire stock and under Q good strong hight We
have placed them near the door of the 1013 r
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and + sts. NV.
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GUARANTEED Fast BLACK Hos1EnY.
We call attention to our excellent line Of
GUARANTEED FAST BLACK HOSIERY
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN.
which are warranted not to rub Cd. crack. soil
the skin clothing or turn gray In washing. II
they do what we claim they will not do. we will
refund the price paid
Ladies' so. 62k. and 75c. per pair.
ladies'. ex size Cfor stout ladies', 15c.
Mems, SO and 81 NC. per pair.
CHILDREN'S RIBBED:
Size 9, 81, z, IN g, 81. 9. 81.
Price-a6 As, 80, SO, "a, 56, -, 90.
CHILDREN'S PLAIN:
Size 8, 5k. 9. 81, Z. ~ 8, 81.
Price-56 IS, go, g. "a, SO, S. 20.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Corner llth and r sts NV.
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WANTED--BOARD.

WAXTEp-BoARp FoR LADY AID pAUoHTEl
w in small pg1vsts fanily OF sculta IN des3rahs par
g &: 3 s'::sss 49,; 49,; M hss ss.S "
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MrNs HEAvY W1NrEn Grows.

MrSs Heavy WINTER Crows.
The winter stock il in and We call your stten-
ton to the following amazingly good values:
Mems Cloth Gloves. in Navy Blue aud Seal
Brown, 25 and 35c per pair: ,s,
Mems Jersey Gloves, In Navy Blue and Seal
only Soc per pair.
Mems Frame. Wool Gloves, In Navy Blue and
Seal Brown only SOC. per pair.
Mems Heavy Fancy Knit Wool Gloves, in As
sorted shades only 62hc. per pair.
Mems Genuine Scotch Wool Gloves, &c. and
81. 10 per pair.
Mems Angora Wool Gloves. only 81 90 per
pair.
Mems Dogskin Gloves, with elastic wrists.
15c. S1}sc.. el.00. e1.15, $1.25, and Sl.3s
per pair.
Mems Fur.top Dogskin Gloves, spring fssten-
ing. only has, $500. a2.25, and S2.7o per
Boys Wooden Mittens, in Navy B1ue, Seal,
Garnet and Black. 20. rs. and 29c. per pair
Boys Wooden Gloves, only 40 and 5Oc. Per
pair.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Cor, 1 18th and + St.. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

BIG Sn.Dor1Ar BnAxxrrs
Our variety Of kinds IL greatest at six dollars
per pair. and this price never before purchased
a. good Blan lets We are Offering at present.
IL "A Atwood, White (hne and medium). ...... 90
lila do. do. textra heavy. ....--..........& 90
ia DO. do (liRht, extra nne). .......... 90
ia do. do. tshrnnk long nber). $6
ia do. DO {homespun) .........-.-.-.-..es
IA TWo-thirds Wool very hne). go
ia do. do. extra heavy)...............ee
ia l.Wool Scarlet Medicated. "a
ia do. Red aud Black Paid. ................$t
1l-4 do Blue and Black Plaid. ~
l2-4 do. Gray, extra hne, extrs size .St
Eleven different kinds Of Blankets at % per
pair Throughout the stock. a. above. we offer
you the advantages Of large stock. great vari-
ETY. aud extraordinary low prices. considering
qualities.
Tourth Foor.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP
Corner 18th aud SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

We clip from "rhs Post" OF
Tuesday morning. "Ths display 10
really vers beautiful. and the Va
riety seems 10 embrace everything
one can possibly require or wish
for. whore did all the people come
from, The streets were seemingly
deserted. and yet Wa the store
crowded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

Az INTERESTING Tore.
Our great se5oooo increase sale has become the
topic Of the town The crowds that throns the differ
emit floors of building daily best attest the popu-
larity Of the timely and seasonabe bargain sale in
progress in every department Of our house. Cent?
Furnishings. Hats and Shoes are the first door.
walk through and an examination of the goods and
pross displayed in each viii readily convince the vis
tor that We havs-for the time beins-lost sight Of
profits. Our great aim now IL to increase the volume
the goods We offer.
to Boys and Childrenis Clothing. The magnificent
bargains b. found therein at this time was nevsrbe
fore approached and when they are gone. duplicates
will cost US and you more money.
The sterling values to be found on the third door
Mems Clothing Department. surpsss in extent and
variety any previous mark-down sale made by ~.
Suits and overcoats worth from els to SOS are now
going at FIFTEEN DOLLARS each. Correct in cut
STYLE make and it, Don't wait longer. They're going
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30
WOODWARD & LorHnops Coru,rx

Woodward Lothrop caAl your attention b
the following column Of sttfsctive bargains
now being offered ct their esesblishrasnt, ct the
corner Of llth and sta nv.